Hey there, Gregg,
Awesome job of gathering all the info so I can reply as swiftly as possible!
By looking at your code and error, I'm near 100% certain that JS is not finding the 'inputObject' element by its Id. But unfortunately, since the 'Map' page you provided is currently returning an Internal Error ('[OSNOP1].DBO.[OSUSR_YSC_REPORTSET] with key 0 was not found'), I can't look at the DOM (the HTML content of the page) and the generated JavaScript to make a concrete plan to take action and fix the problem.
My educated guess is that when you are initializing that Marker event (running the JS), there is no input element. What I would do next is activate the break on exceptions feature of the browser, so I could stop the execution at the precise moment of the crash and have a look if something is off.
Please let me know if you get the page up and running again, so I can have a look.
Best regards
Carlos Simões
Awesome job of gathering all the info so I can reply as swiftly as possible!
By looking at your code and error, I'm near 100% certain that JS is not finding the 'inputObject' element by its Id. But unfortunately, since the 'Map' page you provided is currently returning an Internal Error ('[OSNOP1].DBO.[OSUSR_YSC_REPORTSET] with key 0 was not found'), I can't look at the DOM (the HTML content of the page) and the generated JavaScript to make a concrete plan to take action and fix the problem.
My educated guess is that when you are initializing that Marker event (running the JS), there is no input element. What I would do next is activate the break on exceptions feature of the browser, so I could stop the execution at the precise moment of the crash and have a look if something is off.
Please let me know if you get the page up and running again, so I can have a look.
Best regards
Carlos Simões